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In a chat with , Sindhu Sameer, Emkay Global Financial Services, says Consumption items which are high ticket items will come back perhaps two quarters hence but if somebody is in a hurry and cannot wait for more than six months, then he should ...Economic Times, 1 day ago

In a chat with ET Now, Krishna Kumar Karwa, MD & CFO, Emkay Global Financial said that it is very important to see how fast the currency in the system comes back. Edited excerpts: ET Now: Is that your sense that along with HDFC correcting finally ...

Metals sectors is the second best performer with global factors coming to its aid Mumbai: A month after the government's surprise demonetisation move and the unexpected win of Republican Donald Trump in the US, while the Indian markets are still ...

In a chat with , Sachin Shah , Fund Manager, Emkay Investment Managers says, Indian economy is going to be on a very strong footing. Edited excerpts: Yesterday we saw a global rally, we saw a stellar rally globally today it is all red globally and ...

Eight years after the global financial crisis in 2008 that sent the world economy into a recession and financial markets in a free fall, top family-owned business groups continue to struggle with high debt and poor profitability. In many instances, ...

Luxury brands, globally, are a colossal business. In India, though, a handful makes the top 100. The world's largest 100 brands generated $222 billion in sales (2014), a Deloitte report on Global Powers of Luxury Goods 2016 says. The list features ...

The global steel industry is on the mend, at least for now. China's Baoshan Iron & Steel Co (寶鋼) opened the earnings season for the quarter ending September by reporting a jump in profit that is likely to presage similar figures from producers ...

Corporate indebtedness is now twice what it was before the global financial crisis; banks' bad loans ratio is 3.5 times higher, reports Krishna Kant/Business StandardIllustration: Uttam Ghosh/Rediff.com Corporate India and banks are much less prepared for an economic slowdown than they were on the eve of the 2008 global financial crisis based on key ratios. The corporate debt-equity level is now twice that during 2007-2008, while corporate profitability during 2015-2016, as measured by return ...